PH adjusters in water treatment are chemicals used to modify the acidity or alkalinity of water to optimal levels. They ensure water quality meets safety standards and prevents corrosion or scaling in pipes. Common adjusters include lime, soda ash, and sulfuric acid.

Size: Typically available in granular, powder, or liquid forms; particle size ranges from 20-100 mesh for solids.

Grade: Industrial grade, food grade, or pharmaceutical grade depending on application.

Viscosity: Liquids range from low to high viscosity (1-5000 cP); solids are non-viscous.

Buoyancy: Solids have neutral buoyancy in water; liquids mix uniformly without floating.

Material: Common materials include sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, citric acid, calcium carbonate, and polymers.

Solubility: Highly soluble in water; solubility varies by chemical composition.

pH Range: Adjusts pH from 2-12 depending on product type.

Density: Granules/powders: 0.5-1.5 g/cm³; liquids: 1.0-1.5 g/cm³.

Packaging: Available in bags, drums, totes, or bulk containers.

Reactivity: Reacts with acids/bases; may release heat or gases upon dissolution.